La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 08, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPage Five Friday. July 8, 1027 Ci GRAN DP. EVEN1NC, OHSERVER Local News In Brief N COMING KVUNTS .Inly lit, j:t Statu AmerU can Ij'kUhi coiivciiUou hi La Urimde. October ' (definite ilalo not decided nn', Oregon rarcut- TlilH-lll'r OASUC'lttlklU CUIIVl'lltluU here. Home I'mmii rortlnnd - L. Atiltniaii, or tlit? i'aris Mtore, returned home today from a busi ness trip to i'ortland. 11 mu l-'rom lliilnSs TH IJcoiko '1'. Cochran returned home UiIk morning from a uhort busineHa trip to i'ortland. ItcpHlnthig Vitml Tho front of Hill's department Htoro in be hi jf repainted thla week. Gray la tin- color being used. La Grande Boy Scouts Looking Ahead To Camp Mm. Ida (lillnuin puxscd through La Grande thlH morning on tier j way to Knti'rpriHti where. Ik will ! visit with her won, IMiiiip llngey, I the boy scout troop or Ut tirandu Mrs. Ulllmau' home. Is In Seattle, 'was lurid last evening 1" tho base- ; nRilt of the Fliwt Mi thodmt hpts- Singer to Wed The firHt iiiuhh luoctlng of all ot ;h-s to I'litt't prLM1 . Envoy Keller, of the Salvation Army post here, left thin morning for Knteipriwe win re he wilt upend ahout thrt'O weeks looking ul'Usr jsulvntlon Army ufluiirt. Transact l:ig JliisiiH-ss-. WeHt. ' Ifircllltehl, C IlitllNaCtlllg bll.SlUeKM tut I ay. r Judder in iiiu , In city l'oiiil.s Out Vance Johnson iiiith rwt nl a ton sil operation Wednesday. He is t't'pDitei) to he getl inulong nicely. Assisting Ml. Green Kohert i'litlsiiian, attorney ohuo ciated wilh K. K. lvanhoe here. Is unhIkUiik H, J. Green In IiIh law of ficii for a few weeks. At Smimirr Mr. and Mis. II-. K. Gilliam, of Kpokane. are stopping at the Sum mer hotel for a day or so. Hero on Business J. M. Hevera. assistant attorney general of Oregon, was in J.a Grande yesterday from Salem on business. He visited rt tho statu highway offices here. At Pendleton Colon It. Eherhiird and duughter, Horothy, drove to l'endleton this afternoon, where Mr. Eberhard will uttend to legal business. Marriage l.leeiw County Clerk Kenneth miek Issued a marriage yesterday to Veva While city, und Orvulle Newell, ford. Met 'or- Hi of of Med- .nterpilse Won tun Here Mrs. It. K. Miller, of Knb-i prise. i;ts a I. Grande visitor and shop per yesterday. At SeaMe Mr.-und Mrs. Herbert Paitison. accompanied y Airs. i amhun a , winter and nieee who are vismng-, here from the east, are spending! weeks at Seaside and Leaves I'or Milton Mrs. K. Guttrhlge left this morn ing for Milton where she will visit uith liHe daughler, Mrs. J. W. I 'd shuian. lleiti Kor ! Mm K. l- Ktuiret and daughters. Virginia and Perls, of Hilgurd. urc visiting In l.a Grande today. Mrs. Slairet transacted business while nt,,.(. ubout two weeks at weasnie anu j In Portland on a vacation. They leaves for J-jiM j -V" Tl"'s,luy- ( Mrs. Areh Haeou left this morn-1 ' lug for Sidney, III., in response to Ja telegram telling of the sudden 'death of her brother-in-law Walter Krnneis. Mis. Francis was Miss Marjoi ie McCall beloru her mar riage. Leaves For INuilunil Del.ile' Green left this' morning lor Portland and Salem where ho will spend a week or so on busl- S. M, y'asleel a both of Valtowa. Wallowa lid He I 'mm rmaii Plass, )einlillg MeV- i i-it I days In thin elty. They are p gistereil at t he Foley. Walla Walln Cuuplc llrnv- M r. and M is. George K. le Clure. of Walla Walla, are regis lercd at the Foley. Mr. MeClure j:- a ear salesiuan and Is looking after bipjiness interests here. On Vacation . - i". P. Xewlin and sons. Vincent and Paul, are spending a week or t-n in Eagle valley enjoying an otit im. , 1 Uccci-ied Hum. Elmo itlanehanl suffered severe bums about tho face a few days J ago when he struck a match to sco how much gas he had In the gaso line tank of his ear. Although the burn. are not serious they arc very painful. Veiling Heii' Mr. ami Mis. Alfred .T. Johnson are visiting In l.a Grande Tor a few days with Mr. Johnson's parents. They .tin on their way home to Portland from 1 enver. Salt Lake City und other points, where they have been visiting for some time, ! copal church with about U'0 boys in attendance. ; The purpose of the meeting wes 'to tell (he hoya about the summer ! curing which will be held at Wal- Iowa lake, during the last part of ! July and first or August. Dr. W. It. Phy, chairman of the Eastern Oregon Tri-county council, wua present and addressed tho gioup, i telllnir of the nossibilith s of the camp. He offered to give all of the scoula a physical examination, ! which is compulsory before they 1 are allowed to attend tho camp. and furnish their transportation to this ! H,,t take. Others present besides tho boys were Hubert Ayers. scout master of troop No. iy;H. V. Copsey, scout master of troop No. "1; the Kcv. L. H. Awes, of No. It; ir. Hoffman, of No. II: 1V' Swart, uf No. 4 and 1; I w o o d Gwllllums, of troop No. 13. After a business' meeting ganc-s were conducted by Jr. Hoffman. Refreshments, which were furnish ed by troops No. 14 and 3, were served by tho buys. There are now iuo boy scouts in the Eastern Oregon Tri-county council. About 160 will attend tho summer camp. To VHt Son Alter visiting for several weeks In La Grande with her daughter, Mrs. C. It. Johnson. Mrs. Mary Heppey left this morning for Bak er where she will visit at the home of her son, C. Heppey. Mra. Hep pry's home is in Portland. Adwmce Man Here W. M..-.pate, advance man for C-e HarneP circus, is In La Grande today making arrangements' for rirets day here. He Is stopping at the Foley. Going lo I laker I Mrs. 1'ete Hiever and Mis. P. E. Mct'oiirry, of Kainela, atoppefl here this morning on their way to Maker where they will spend tho , day visiting. They will enjoy a dip at the Haker municipal nata- I I or hi in before returning to their homes this evening. IHhiio From VW( . Chris Miller returned home lu.it night . from a combined business and pleasure visit in Tacoina and Portland. lHirlng his stay Mr. Miller visited three large inuskrat farms in different cities and re ports that after inspecting other farms he Is more than pleased with his own farm and It.i location. Mr. Miller's farm Is located about eight miles west of La Grande. Mr. Miller deals in furs of all varieties. GUILD MEMBERS TO STAGE PLAY TUESDAY NIGHT 3 ?v -i 1,1.1 (nil mi-ctinif KlltllK1 III bora were Bi'li' iik ki iiIi iI mill ill:;- lioi lml In III. kiiIU'J tu till" Hlanil 111' ilai'Kiltiy I'Vi'litnir at it I wan iiiJuiTil In an auto lui'lili-nl. I tin! Illui' Miiuiilahi 1 1'i'ilPial JuiIko Kri'il J. Itayinoail w hli h Hliout :'H tiii lii-1 In Detroit, ili'rlari'il a mlHtl lal l lie In atti'llilanri'. .Mastii'tii an Inturviow alli'Ki'il tu !- I l.-l n.lt waa in Prank Wrlullt pi -i-alilivl nvir Ihlii'cn Klven liy a Jiirt.r In a liisliu xi'Hsliin ilullnir whii li ilvi : iiewmiiiiii-r lilU llui Dial lilanii for tin- fair ueri' iii si ill :l i lnui;i . anil olln-r IniHliii'SH Inutlt'iK lit tluM ' oi Kanlatlim illxrUKHi-tl. A iiroKrani I ('ASK SKlTliH.MKXT MIO.MS liilltiv-il tin' IniHtn.'Mi t'H.iim anil DIOTIlorr, .Mli'h.. .1 nly . ( A I'l hiiillili il a miriiiimi stunt liy Mm. ! Ni-uullutliinM liiokinK tmvaril Hie riai'i'lli'i' Iti'illK'Utl. a 811U1 liy Miss1 iilllo.itlnn t lli'iny Kuril's talr .liialilta tlii-ni'i'r. ai'i'imitianli'it n : innl that all nrlli-li-H in Ills Di'ar Mlw, Mvrllf Wllli-oiii. u ri-a,lliiir, liurii linli-iifniU'iit hostile to the bv Itny tJi-krlrr. aii'l 11 ri'M-.'W o! .Iiiish iienpli. hail Ihmmi ilirri nl nvi'iils by I-'. Dunn. . , it STona t " IN IHIWIff) I 1 101 Allan Slorit No. IS I Ijs (..anilo, Uro. , I FORI) ORDERS ATTACK UPON JEWS TO EM) (Continued from Page U and find out what Is back "f this." The Dearborn Independent has . Gallagher Mild carried many arileles about Jews. I It has churi-ed that Jews control; the money market of tho world, t ordered discontinued, have been going on tor some lime, William Henry Gal higher, chief counsel for Aaron Supii In (he hitter's libel action against Mr. Ford, said today. Mr. thillagher added that he "confidently expects" that Hie libel suit will be "settled out of court." I Walter V. Lynch, of Chicago, law associate uf Mr. Sapiro. has been in iH'troit for two weeks in con nection with the mutter of the statement credited to Mr. Ford, MEN'S. KNIT UNIONS 67c Mesh knit unions in ecru with short sleeves and ankle length. Don't pass up this bargain in men's unions. Tlifc encapi:mMit of Slibo Louis. UullliT. .Metiiiuulttan ujnia to j liiuiiu, and Henry Hani, Wnulsur Jr, ul Cliungo. ,Ub iIL.i. ull j nounreci by Mm. tlla llnnRT 01 1 W AA 1.. . I tHiuuiiiu.il, sj., llllliniT Itl.tllt miiKvr.' Windsor lb editor una mbliaher uf Popular Motliiuiics, SAI'IHO I'l.l ASI II SASKATOON'. Husk., July .(Al'l D.'i'p saLlsrili-tinn at the I.1 I iitirti'ii witl.ili-awul of nttaekB niinl ! nn the Jt vm thiuiiKli Henry l-'orit'i DearlHirn lutlepi-nilf nt was ex- Cnuusel for .Mr. Kuril tiled a plea ire.eil Here unlay liy siuron m. assertlnK the linlli of 111 slale-lplro. of fhleaKii, who slated Dial ments wlilell Sajilro had claimed j ni'Kiilialioiis fur the settlement of were libelous. tile I .OOli.llliO 111,. 1 suit analn.-:l At 11 time when Kurd was ex-1 Kuril w er.i in jiroKi-ess. I Trial Rivalled I Arlh les In whiell Sailrn's ai;rl- eullliral aellvltlea were atlaiked i formed Ihe basis of Hie libel suit. Somebody steps up to predict the end of the world in Aimust.. Dirfa and boys, eould 11 better timo huvu been ehosen? . ... When you buy tu pay that way. on timo bo bure ;ninu tu Ireland l'rlends of Mm. Tom T.oftus. of Pendleton, will be Interest know that Mrs. l.oftuH left this week for the 'east; and will! sail soon for Ireland and other j Kuropean eountries for a several i month's visit. Mrs. I-oftus is well known here her deceased husband , Have llaby llausliler ),,ii, been one of the early busl- : Mr. and Mrs. KlnaiiKel John- ', f 1., c,,.nde. Mr. I.ol'- son. of Ilunlinitton. formerly of tlm ,,, time owned the bulldlni; ! I 'his city, are the parents of 1 ,v,ich Hie I.. & I., ilrilif store i.t i ven-pounil baby uauenter uorn , now locllte,l ami wa.i a UadiiiB 10 them Wednesday, July. C. ae- 1 ,.i7(, Mrs.' I.oftus will ko first . rordlllB to word received hen; by )Q 0,,i Mass.. where she w ill Ills parents. The little Blrl lias Tst ),er, brolher who Is the' only boon named MaxHie. j, '. lothep member of her tinnieilliile fiiintlv llvlne in thin country. While babv On Wilv tu laKlnill Mrs. 1:. II. ICeed and Doual Niihois. of I'arma. Ida., stopped lure yisteid.iy on their way, to tvalilina Wash., where tlley will xX-il- TDy. H-ro K'"1" I ,.. , Von! 'ornllis thir slay .here at the S-oninier. (. ,vsop fIlr t.ro,,., ,.. 'lalist from the Oregon Afrrleul- Meiobers ot the W. W. G.'s of ithu lluptist church will present u j one-act play, tho "Lovebird .Mati'i inoniul AKincy", next Tuesday IcveiilnB at KaRie's hall. beBinnlni; I at 8 o'clock. The proceeds of the play will he used to aelld a deleBa tlon of local sirls to the stale con ference, July HI. which Is In the form of a house party and will bo held ut McMlnnville. lleshlcs the play, several special numbers w ill . be on the proBram liie.ludiiiK "lec tions by the llebccea quartet, a vo- j cal solo by Louise liarneu. oi I lo 1 nise. a violin solo by Jennie. Mel- arlyison and a readliiK by Mary Van Hendrlcksou. The play w hich has a cast of seven nielnbers. Is said lo lie an cnterlainlnB one wltli an ainusliiB plot. .' Tickets will be sold by mem bers of the orBaliization. beBinninij tomorrow' mornlUK they may also lie obtained nt the Colonial beauty shop. Most Mills Shut Down for Month for Repair Worki LA GRANDE FOLKS By SNAP'; NI'.W YUIIU, July K l A I ) The tendency toward restriction of ac tivity In the lumber Industry hi 1 been cini'liasixed by an 1 xli nsii.n of tile customary Kouiih id July suspension. This year some mills hcKan to h It ut down a week or two before the fourth and plan to ex i..i.,1 the seinl-allllllal repair and overhaul pi riod for two or three ......l.s :,r;. ,:.i-,lB. (Ill this ai'l'OUIII 'there are both apparent and ac Itual decreases in production, shlp I ments and in ilers coinpiii'ed with I last week, says the National Lum ber Manufacturers- association. Sollwooil reports show shipments are runlliiiE less than a year UBo feels ot the holiday $17.50 FOR THIS ( LITTLE SLOW fsHML WE STOP , i CAR MV DENR ) CLIMBIN' THE AT THE FRIERS 1 ', TAKES VOU THERE HILLS PUT STILL A-1" Agk 'FM niiT ) 'TJ vj3Hi I . ANO BRINGS YOU Ut'SACARVOU FOR A LITTLE SPW TEN MILES BACKw 'Imeedn't BE. v rr ' ' Sj- jjt Auto folks and jjedestrians, young and old, find this store a pleasing help. Every thing so fresh and satisfactory. A smiling service. Pure drugs and merchandise of merit. GLASS DRUGS (Inc.) La Gra ftde, Ore. Store Itrieiilli' Mllll lll'll' W. K. .'IMbk. of I'endlelon. I i pelidintt several days lu re on busl ne.vs. Mr. I'lKB Is an Inlernal revenue man. lie is registered at the Koley. Califuruia i'iiiiilc Mr. and Mrs. San Francisco, ar lodav. Mr. Kurd business bcr len d at Hie lint Harry Kord. of e 111 La (Jrallde Is loldiiliK afler They reis- oley. Ileliiriis llimie ? After vtsil.liiK here with her sis S lee Mis. Oharlcs flrahanl for about 1 Hire.- woe.KK. Mrs. 1'. A. I'aulsoll ' ami her j-Minc son. Alvin. left this niorniiiB of their home In I'ort land. 1 enie.1 Kill- lii'lllmill Mrs. I''red Tulhisim and soil, lines', left' last niMht lor Mlchl r:m where, they will spend most of I hi' tollillller visilillB Willi relatives and rrietuis. Will Msll III Oreu.1111 'I'he Misses Ksther and liertha Mver arrived here (his niorniiiB liii Kansas and will visit fur s.mi.'.liine at the' tlilbert Carl iiriBhl home. They will spend in, ist of Hie summer In. Oreson. iisiliitB with relalives and rrh-ntls in ililTcreill parls of I lie state. tural collcBe, arrived in La Drundo last niirht and is visitliiB Ihe various- potato Browers of the valley today: who wish their crops certl- I. He will be lu re the remaind of this week. Ihnreland slif will visll wllh her need father who Is nearly lull years old. and with sislers and brothers rlis'well as friends. Mix. I.nmis raine to this country S3 years ntto land has not been back to Ihe old country since then, she plans also to visit In KiiBland and possibly oilier countries berore returniiiB to Ihe l ulled Slabs. Mrs. I'liarhs flump, of this city, is a liieee of Mrs. I.nftus. and visited with her when Mrs. f .of I lis passed Ihrouuh on ller wuy east. Auxiliary lu Mii't All iiicmbers of Ihe Ladles' aux iliary to the ilrolherhood of Hall way Trainmen are reiilcsted to meet at 1:45 o'clock Sunday ufter- noon at the ho of Mrs. W. D. Mcrarthy. l-"6 SprhiB avenue, to! attend In a body the funeral of A milk house Is considered iiee- , cssary in a wen reKiiiaieu 1.1, and, to serve Its purpose best. should be Im-ntcd near the barn, xe- i perhaps ruiineeted to ihe barn by a rri iebised passai;eway. The passaBe- C.M.I. I'tlll IIIIW ' ' ' shlenulU Inipi'ovcnieiil Sealed bills will be rets-lved bl' the commission of the city of La Orande. Ori-Bon. for the construc tion of the improvement 111 Sid. -walk Improvement District No. Hi2, within the city of La (Hand '. Oreon, aeconlliiB to the plans I and specifications or the said si. le i walk Improvement district now o.i ! file in the office of the l ity K"- : corilcr of said cily. A d J. I.ll II i . i oidcrs ... " jjrrjrmgmmmmnHmgfp' i Hff f yy'lBBHWWMWI re iinrtlcll- M l.irly : notieeable liidiistry. in the hardwood GRANGE PICNIC 'ATTRACTS MANY (Continued from Pase V. 1 Mrs, HuukIi. iiu to I biker . Ilnssell Scott, boy scout entive of the Kaslcm Itrepon county council, went to Baker this1 afternoon to attend a district meet- j hiK then.' for the imrpoMe of ontlln- ; tnti plans for Ihe sconl. work in ! that district, f. T. Godwin Is temp- j orary chairman. way should be iir.vlded wtlb wish oil the solllh side. If possible, ihat may be replaced with s-reens in summer. ( limp IMans lrosiivs j 'luiis lor the boy scout summer camp at Wallowa lake arc pro uresNliiK rapidly K. Unwell Weotl. seont executive announces. Hob Wright, a boy scouI I rom Okla homa, who i visiting here, was the hist boy to sign up for the camp DRY DIVE pie McKlHPIN Straw Hats FOR DRESS '' NOW ONE-HALF PRICE Ti) CLEAN UP LINE. SEE OUR SPECIAL PRICES ON .MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS ENTIRE LINE !0N SALE. Clint's ri .7 . h- loiniery Hie s-loro With a Conscience Itetiii'lis II e Mr. and Mrs. I'. L. Hales spent several hours here today on their way home to Wallowa from Baker where they spent the past week visititiB Willi relatives and atlend inlt the. Knurth of July celebrallon They were accompanied by their Utile niece. Cladya Dolden. ot linker, who will visit with tliein at Wallowa. Ilimio l"inm I'lii'tlninl Mr. anil Mis. I.. Ayres have re turned home afler a trip to Port land. Salem. lhiBine and other Western OreKon points. They wen.' accompanied to I'ortland by .Miss Thelnia liioale, of thlo city, and Mrs. W. 1'. lllancett. of - Union. While III KlIB'ile they visited Mr. and Mrs. ('. H. Toll, formciiy ot this illy. Mrs. Toll was formerly Miss Until 1'eebler. Waller i. Francis IH'ftil- Mir. Sarah K. Mel'all eelvi d a teleBrlim from In ter Marjorle in Sidney of the death hist fi. l-'taiuis. La (Irande has re r daliBli- J 1 1 . . telllnB nlBht of Walter who formerly lived in about If. years UBO. haft paid Sinee then, bowlder. several visits lo this city. 11 ..I. ...it veins of UKe at the Hi. w hich was the n Sim 01 nek of appendicitis. Mine de Col' (.mill llcrry Crii "St raw berries at Cove a betler than normal year and unite a nllnll main tn b- harvested., Sl.i. kliind. one of irutllili II. d' ciared y 1 .....in while In La i. ,.,. s visit. Mr. Slaeklund, how ever, reported that tin i,,,i striniB Hit year i berries so that, nlthoui.ii the yb b lis above the lfl".; P-l'inu ar. .thou UOMiull. are KlvitiB crop this if still re ' (li'tirhait e's badioB slerday alt' r Crande on a market Is straw- i i 3 ?i : ; ; 1 - I t , ; I I cj! I . s t will be reiiiiircd for set ofj plans aii'l sp 'iirieallons. w lileti alnolinl will be refunded if bidder Is unsiiecessful and returns uimel lo tills office. I Hi, Is will be received to the h of sevi'ii-thliiy p. in. July Dith. , 1117. at tin ciiiimilssion room Ml Ihe city bulldiliB at l.a Oranib'.i orcEon. and must be nrcompun-1 led by a celiilii'd check or bidder'., bond in the amount of ten pe- cent of the amount as a Kuaran-i tee of the acceptance and coni- lion of colli rati. If nwal deii. t.:heii;s will be rclliraeil lo no-. successful bidders. j The Commission icscrves Ihe rlBht lo reject any und all bids. I Itv order of the. col issiort.' Junu SUIIi. D'-". 1 .1. L. STKA HNS. I I Kecorder of the. Cily "I i ' La (irande. OrcBon. j G-av-Dit . I XOTICl; Ol' l l-N.M. ACCOt NT j In the I'liuiily Court of Union ( oilii ly, (Ireyon. Hy this all persnns lia viliu' liiil 1 1 i amiilisl Ihe estate of Sarnli .1 Knhn. deceased, are lU'tfied Dial the llli.lerslKlied has been appi. lin ed lid mililstra t rix of Ihe said lleeeil ent by the abo e naliied court ; and that sueh claims should be presenl -ell. duly verified, to the linibi'i icned at her Imlne in Island lite, or al Ihe law offi-e of .1. S. ll."U'ln. in Ui Crande. t nliiii eotinly. llromui. wilhlll six niiinths fr the first publico!!" n nf Ibis not lee. which Is on Ihe lilh day id July. 1U27. VIOLA M. A Dl'. j AdminiMialrix.l Island Cily. (ireiiuii. July li-lS-211-L'T Aiib. 3. lion of the station work and at noon u picnic dinner will be served in Ihe urove. to which ail fanners in Ihe county arc invited jo brlilB tlietr lunch baskets. A proBiani or speakliiK and i ..-Ill ,, nn the i in lisle mi i " " , posit 'f ,, ii ernoon and wind up Ihe picnic. 111,1 i; .M I . (iliAM.I-: MKl'.IS You Buy for Less - We Sell for Less! mmmer straws Choice of Any Straw Hal in the House, Saturday, July Dili i liana for a BianKe county fai" STAR THEATER "THE VICTORY PARADE" Is COMING This includes $2.-1") - If, - $:j.J5 and $l.!)5 praties. Lcfiliorns, Pana mas, Sennits and Swiss Yeddos. , Everything goes Take your pick. LUGGAGE Luggage for your vacation. Llack Fibres. Suitable for camping !)"(. Extra heavy iron-bound for your seaside or mountain trip $6.75 j 1 .a 111 l KWMlffWTOilff'Bi igaaWIIWWtWHfaWHil -aiTTii-ii'iiiiiir-iniiiiironiMtiaMi Destroyers Of Hifih Prices 1210 Adams Ave. LeWIMKUUPMI STAR Today Saturday PETER B. KYNE'S '. Ay, TODAY SATURDAY Arcade TONIGHT ONLY (M:a. n Tbeie s little ell Meany luce a hiKh .1IIL know. I the . ehatnps and pt.l.'tb IliU- at fur Ihe f, .rt Ie mid a! Ma I mi. ew Voil: Ibireaul splash when ll.'l the v:iter f,uo n il. Helen. V.. II hump nf iIHIiik is hcie I'liiuied CleellWilil. C'lllll.. iniillB aiUatlr tllle .i:-iu.i, L'Jtl- I" WE -areat as a book -greater I as a film A (3moroliun ffMluctmn Coinedv "MY MISTXKE" Cuturv Ed AVynn, a rubber-heeled "ffiun shoe" and Chester Conklin, the Master Mind of Crookdom ! Iyook at (his team and try to keep from laiiRhin";' Don't miss AVynn's trip over Niagara Falls! NEWS And FABLES ON THE STACE FAY ELLIOTT BRUNSWICK Recording Artist and His ORCHESTRA FEATURING Nat Shilkiel's Victor Record arranucment of "The Doll Dance," "Six Jumping Jacks," IJriinswick arrangements of "We Love the College Cirls" and "Crazy Words, Crazy Tune." Exactly as played on your Ortho phonic and Panatropc. NOTE: This orchestra appears at the theater but once, at 8 ::.!().